The world's first robot to be able to display and detect emotions has been unveiled by European scientists. Nao has been designed to mimic the emotional skills of a one-year-old child and is capable of forming bonds with people who treat it kindly.
The robot has been developed to use the same types of expressive and behavioural cues that babies use to learn to interact socially and emotionally with others.
Nao is able to detect human emotions through a series of non-verbal clues, such as body-language and facial expressions, and becomes more adept at reading a person's mood through prolonged interaction.
The robot has been developed to use the same types of expressive and behavioural cues that babies use to learn to interact socially and emotionally with others.
Nao is able to detect human emotions through a series of non-verbal clues, such as body-language and facial expressions, and becomes more adept at reading a person's mood through prolonged interaction.
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